Simon’s Rock at Bard College excitedly announces Michael Lawrence as the keynote speaker for the 2024 Commencement ceremony. The event is scheduled for May 18, 2024, at 11 a.m. and a live stream of the event will be available for viewers worldwide.
Lawrence, known for his vast experience, is set to provide valuable insights. A unique aspect of the event is that he is Simon’s Rock alumnus from ’98, which makes him connecting with the attendees on a personal level. His unique perspective promises to be enriching for all.
Throughout his career, Lawrence has successfully marveled at the intersection of language, technology, and design. His portfolio includes work with major companies such as Meta, Indeed, and eBay. Apart from his corporate accomplishments, Lawrence also thrives as a freelancer, specializing in naming and content strategy for various creative entrepreneurs.
Not just a successful professional, Lawrence is an insightful lecturer and a well-respected blogger.
Michael Lawrence: Bard College 2024 keynote
He educates professionals about industry trends and advancements in language technology and design. In his spare time, he consistently seeks ways to augment his current skill set.
Currently a content designer and UX writer, Lawrence has developed technical writing skills and a deep understanding of human-computer interaction during his time at Simon’s Rock. These skills have been instrumental in creating accessible and user-friendly digital products which encourage inclusivity.
The beginning of his career saw him as a member of the support staff at Bard High School Early College. His career progression was recognized through his notable dissertation analyzing the discourse of September 11 memorialization and national identity. This left a significant impression and earned him recognition from National Communication Association’s Critical Cultural Studies Division.
Apart from his professional contributions, Lawrence also shares his knowledge as a lecturer at the University of San Francisco. He instructs diverse subjects, inspiring critical thinking in contemporary media, culture, and communication. His attendance at Simon’s Rock graduation ceremony has generated much excitement, and the new batch of graduates is eagerly awaiting his address.
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